6 Agosto 2015
6 Agosto 1945 – Click per ingrandire Potrebbero interessarti anche: Bombardato due volte Ombre Hiroshima, 6 Agosto 1945
Monumento alla pace
Questo monumento alla pace celebra la fine della guerra civile in Libano (1975-1990). Creazione dell’artista francese Arman. L’idea è tanto interessante quanto minacciosa. Cliccare le immagini per ingrandire. Altre immagini qui. Potrebbero interessarti anche: La vita nella guerra fredda – Rifugi
Bombardato due volte
Il 4 Gennaio di quest’anno è morto Tsutomu Yamaguchi (山口 彊, 16 March 1916 – 4 January 2010), una delle poche persone ad aver subito due bombardamenti atomici ed essere sopravvissuto. Yamaguchi era a Hiroshima il 6 agosto 1945 per un viaggio di lavoro per la società per cui lavorava, la […]
LRAD
The LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) can emit a tone higher than the normal human threshold of pain. It was used for the first time in the USA in Pittsburgh during the time of G20 summit on September 24-25th, 2009. By the way, a good book about it: Sonic Warfare […]
Hiroshima, 6 Agosto 1945
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AK-47 con glamour
Ecco un vero, utile regalo di natale, cazzo! Un bel kalashnikov carrozzato Hallo Kitty! Guardatelo su GlamGuns: armi con glamour. Le note al prodotto dicono This fully functional firearm fires standard 7.62mm 125 or 150 grain ammunition with a muzzle velocity of approximately 710 meters per second and a maximum […]
Altri localizzatori acustici
Questi impressionanti oggetti erano localizzatori acustici mobili in forza all’esercito giapponese negli anni ’30 (quello a destra nella foto è l’imperatore Hiroito). Data la loro somiglianza allo strumento, venivano anche chiamati “tube da guerra”. Definizione impropria in quanto non emettevano alcun suono, ma si limitavano a ricevere e sperabilmente evidenziare […]
Localizzatori Acustici
Credo che pochi saprebbero dire senza esitazione a che cosa servono queste costruzioni. Sono (erano) dei localizzatori acustici, cioè delle strutture progettate prima dell’avvento del radar (fine anni ’30, primi ’40), per intercettare le onde sonore e concentrarle in un punto di ascolto, grazie anche ad un microfono. Quelli che […]
Chain Music
Sul sito di Sakamoto trovate Chain Music, una catena musicale fra vari artisti mantenuta in vita finché continua la guerra in Iraq. Sakamoto scrive: In March, 2003, when the US invaded Iraq, I felt that I had to advocate peace over war, so I started this little web project. Even […]
No Surrender!
World War II did not neatly end with Japan’s surrender on September 2, 1945. At its height the Japanese Empire was more than 20 million square miles of land and sea. Soldiers in isolated regions fought on for years after the surrender some unaware the war had ended, other refusing […]
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